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Copy of famed Lincoln letter turns up in Dallas
AP - A Texas museum hopes a document found in its archives turns out to be an authentic government copy of Abraham Lincoln's eloquent letter consoling a mother thought to have lost five sons in the Civil War.
US supply trucks resume travel in Pakistan pass
AP - Pakistani security forces escorted container trucks and oil tankers through the Khyber Pass on Monday after Pakistan reopened the supply route critical to transporting supplies to NATO and U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
City dwellers learn ropes of rural life
AP - Flooded country roads. Roving packs of dogs with no owners in sight. Overgrown weeds as far as the eye can see.
Online degrees appealing option for soldiers
AP - Diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and recovering from a grenade attack, Iraq war veteran Ian Newland wanted to pursue a business degree after his discharge from the Army last year. What he didn't want to have to do was set foot in a classroom.
Heavy lake-effect snow hits Great Lakes states
AP - As much as 2 feet of snow fell around parts of the Great Lakes region Monday, making driving hazardous and closing some schools.
US supply trucks get armed escorts in Pakistan
AP - Pakistan sent troops armed with rocket-propelled grenades and heavy machine guns to escort trucks Monday along a major supply route for U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, part of new security measures to combat militant attacks.
It's unpacking day for astronauts at space station
AP - Monday was unpacking day for the astronauts at the international space station.
Young killer pleads guilty to Michigan drug charge
AP - A man who committed murder at age 11 pleaded guilty to drug possession Monday, less than two years after he was released from juvenile detention for the killing.
U.S. supply trucks getting armed escorts in Pakistan
AP - Pakistan sent troops armed with rocket-propelled grenades and heavy machine guns to escort trucks Monday along a major supply route for U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, part of new security measures to combat militant attacks.
Residents return to devastated LA mobile home park
AP - Residents of a once neatly kept mobile home park returned Monday to see for themselves how a wildfire turned it into a desolate landscape of charred metal and blackened sticks.
Man who had ricin in Las Vegas sentenced to prison
AP - A man who was unconscious in a hospital when ricin was found in his Las Vegas motel room has been sentenced to 3 1/2 years in federal prison for possessing the deadly toxin.
Astronauts hitch giant crate to space station
AP - Astronauts hitched a giant shipping crate full of home improvement 'goodies' to the international space station on Monday, a critical step for boosting the population in orbit.
Hunter charged in fatal shooting of girl in home
AP - A deer hunter has been charged with manslaughter after a bullet he fired killed a toddler inside her grandparents' Hudson Valley home, police said Monday.
Falling boulders endanger lives at Yosemite
AP - For a decade, the National Park Service has known that the 3,000-foot granite cliff hanging over a tourist village at Yosemite is susceptible to colossal rockslides like one last month that crushed cabins and sent schoolchildren running for their lives.
In bad economy, breaking up is even harder to do
AP - Bonnie Rabin is fond of saying that divorce lawyers are a bit like liquor stores. They're busiest in the really good times, and the really bad.
Man who had ricin in Las Vegas gets federal prison
AP - A man who made enough ricin to kill hundreds of people — and kept it with him for a decade as he moved to various Western states — was sentenced Monday to 3 1/2 years in federal prison for possessing the deadly toxin.
Former Penn professor pleads guilty to child porn
AP - A former Ivy League professor pleaded guilty Monday to making child pornography and lying to government officials, charges that stemmed from his relationship with a Brazilian teenager.
Informant: 5 spoke little about attacking Fort Dix
AP - Five men accused of plotting to attack soldiers at Fort Dix hardly mentioned the military installation in the months before their arrest, a key government informant testified Monday.
Human drama fills case called landmark on Internet
AP - The case of U.S. vs. Lori Drew is viewed in legal circles as landmark Internet law, but as outlined in government documents with its neighborhood feuds and a teen's suicide, it reads more like a plotline for a made-for-TV drama.
Man drops 140 pounds in 11 months to join Marines
AP - Army and Navy recruiters took one look at 330-pound Ulysses Milana and told him to forget about joining. ''You've got to lose weight,'' Milana remembers them saying.
3 arrested in Long Island shooting death of lawyer
AP - A botched ambush robbery that left a mortgage lawyer dead had been set up by his business partner, police said Monday after arresting the suspect and two people he's accused of paying to commit the holdup.
Schwarzenegger convenes global climate summit
AP - Scientists, environmentalists and government and industry officials from around the world meet this week for a summit on greenhouse gas emissions that their host, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, hopes will highlight the economic benefits of pursuing green technologies.
Texas officials say layover mystery a homicide
AP - A mysterious disappearance of an Alzheimer's patient during a layover at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport seven years ago became a homicide case Monday after an examination of skeletal remains found miles from the airfield.
Government delays decision on killing wild horses
AP - The U.S. Bureau of Land Management will round up fewer wild horses and try to shuffle funds within the agency to hold off for now on killing large numbers of the animals in an effort to control herds and spiraling costs, an official said Monday.
Calif. high court asked to hear gay marriage cases
AP - The state attorney general and sponsors of the ballot initiative that banned same-sex marriage in California urged its Supreme Court to hear a series of lawsuits seeking to overturn the ban, saying the matter is too urgent to be unsettled.
Kan. abortion doctor's attorney spars with ex-AG
AP - Attorneys for an abortion provider facing criminal charges questioned the former attorney general Monday, trying to show that the abortion opponent who started the investigation had intended to prosecute Dr. George Tiller even before taking office.
North Dakota OKs spraying oil wastewater on roads
AP - North Dakota's health department will allow salty oil field wastewater to be sprayed on roads as a deicer or for dust control even though oil companies and environmental groups have questioned the practice.
Neb. senators eye age limit for safe haven law
AP - Nebraska lawmakers are proposing an age limit of 30 days for children who may be legally abandoned under the state's safe haven law.
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